This is an outstanding example of Beaux-Arts architecture, showcasing a luxurious classical façade. The building is constructed of light-colored sandstone or limestone with characteristic monumentality and symmetry. The façade is adorned with rich ornamental stucco work — particularly notable are the decorative elements around the tall arched windows and cornices.
The mansard roof with greenish copper or painted trim and characteristic dormer windows (lucarne) draws special attention. The façade is organized in a classical manner with a pronounced rhythm of arched windows framed by pilasters. The corner entrance is emphasized by a balcony with skillfully crafted wrought iron railings and supported by massive decorative brackets.
This mansion demonstrates numerous elements that can be adapted for modern homes in a classical style: symmetrical composition, pronounced cornice, window framing, use of natural stone or its imitation. Even on a reduced scale, architectural details such as small pilasters, moldings around windows, and decorative brackets can give a façade individuality and elegance characteristic of classical architecture.